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Former Gov. Andrew Cuomo (D-NY) announced that he would not drop out of the New York City mayoral race this week. On Tuesday, however, he dropped a new video on Threads with no commentary, showing him jumping a man's car.

Cuomo is shown with a young man of color whose car appears to have broken down. Cuomo attaches jumper cables to the car, and the driver tries to start it. Cuomo hands him the cables, they exchange a near-finger-snap dap handshake, and the two go about their business.

In a new interview, House Speaker Mike Johnson (R-LA) called for greater transparency from Attorney General Pam Bondi in the wake of the Justice Department’s report on the disgraced financier Jeffrey Epstein.

Earlier this year, Bondi said that a supposed client list maintained by Epstein for blackmail purposes was “sitting on (her) desk right now to review,” despite the DOJ’s report last week that concluded no such list existed. Speaking on "The Benny Show" this week, right-wing host Benny Johnson urged Bondi to address the discrepancies in her past remarks.

President Donald Trump issued a rambling boast about his contributions to the U.S. economy during a speech at the Pennsylvania Energy and Innovation Summit on Tuesday, seeming to pull a bizarre number out of thin air.

“So in six months, but really three months. But let’s say four months. We have $16 trillion. The other administration had negative. Nobody’s ever seen these numbers?” said Trump.

Far-right conservative Charlie Kirk has been spinning in a circle for 48 hours, and it has left MSNBC host Nicolle Wallace shaking her head.

Over the weekend, Kirk noted at his Turning Point USA conference that all of the new, young, male supporters among the MAGA followers are furious over the lack of transparency over Jeffrey Epstein, who was arrested by President Donald Trump's government in 2019.

Rep. Tim Burchett (R-TN) called for public hangings after President Donald Trump's Department of Justice declined to release files relating to accused sex trafficker Jeffrey Epstein.

On Tuesday, CNN's Manu Raju asked Burchett if Attorney General Pam Bondi should appoint a special counsel to investigate the Epstein case.

U.S. Attorney General Pam Bondi shut down a question about her refusal to release files on accused sex trafficker Jeffrey Epstein.

During a news conference with the Drug Enforcement Administration on Tuesday, a reporter asked Bondi an off-topic question about President Donald Trump's suggestion that more Epstein files could be released.

President Donald Trump again praised Attorney General Pam Bondi for refusing to release files on accused sex trafficker Jeffrey Epstein.

While speaking to reporters on Tuesday, the president was asked if he agreed with Lara Trump's call for "more transparency" from the Department of Justice.

MAGA influencer Charlie Kirk sought to calm his audience after initially saying he was "done talking" about President Donald Trump's Jeffrey Epstein controversy.

On his Tuesday podcast, Kirk noted that media outlets — including Raw Story — had reported on his attempt to avoid discussing the Trump administration's decision not to release additional files from the Epstein case. On Monday, Kirk said that he wanted to discuss other topics after reportedly receiving a call from Trump.

House Speaker Mike Johnson (R-LA) was quickly fact-checked over his claim about California disaster relief Tuesday.

The Louisiana Republican confirmed months ago that GOP lawmakers had discussed tying wildfire aid to a debt limit increase, which was eventually approved as part of the One Big Beautiful Bill Act. But he would not commit when asked Tuesday to including California in a disaster aid package.

On Tuesday, former National Security Advisor Mike Waltz appeared before the U.S. Senate along with other appointees to be ambassadors for President Donald Trump's administration.

Waltz was the former advisor who added a journalist from The Atlantic to a Signal chat with a number of Trump appointees, where they discussed an impending military strike.

Rep. Marjorie Taylor Greene (R-GA) said she was "absolutely fed up" after Republicans blocked her amendment that would have prevented the U.S. from sending weapons to Ukraine, along with legislation to force Attorney General Pam Bondi to release the files on Jeffrey Epstein's case.

During a Tuesday interview, MAGA influencer Steve Bannon asked Greene why Republicans in the House had turned their backs on her.

Pro-MAGA television hosts David Brody, Gina Loudon, and Terrance Bates blasted Republicans who blocked a bill that would have forced Attorney General Pam Bondi to release the Jeffrey Epstein files.

During a Tuesday report on Real America's Voice, Bates noted that Democrats had tried to pass an amendment on the House Rules Committee that would have required Bondi to make the Epstein files available on a public website within 30 days.